Local quote review before any order is accepted in writing
The first review checks whether the brief has enough practical detail before the project moves toward approval.
Contact
For active commissions, the custom enquiry form gives the studio the clearest starting point. For general questions, partnerships or existing order follow-up, contact us here.
Contact paths
We respond to enquiries within 24 hours. The first response confirms the next practical step before any quote, sample, delivery, installation, or order commitment is made. The custom enquiry path is the main route for piece type, dimensions, material direction, role, city, access, and timing.
Custom enquiriesStart a custom enquiry
Use for piece type, dimensions, stone direction, inspiration, drawings, budget, timing, and delivery constraints.
General contactContact form
Use when the request is not yet ready for a custom quote brief.
Emailhello@aprilsform.com.au
Use for general questions, quote follow-up, drawings, reference images, and project documentation.
Phone+61 485 943 461
Use for time-sensitive delivery, access, or active project questions where a call is appropriate.
Material inspectionReview stone directions
Use when the question is about material behaviour, variation, care, or sample confidence before a quote brief.
Service areaAvailable in Australia by custom enquiry: online quote review, stone samples by post where useful, and call or video follow-up when the brief needs discussion.
Trust signals
For active custom pieces, the quote path keeps practical, commercial, and care expectations visible before approval.
The first review checks whether the brief has enough practical detail before the project moves toward approval.
These inputs affect feasibility, price, freight, and production assumptions, so they are reviewed before any order is accepted.
Samples are useful when tone, veining, finish, client approval, or care expectations need to be resolved before quote approval.
Keeping the first step consistent helps the team compare room context, drawings, timing, approvals, and delivery constraints.
High-value stone pieces need clear expectations before payment, especially around variation, handling, access, and care.